John

@udibenzvi You can append the version to the official wordpress download link. So, instead of ‘wordpress-seo.15.0.zip’, change it to ‘wordpress-seo.14.9.zip’

@jerparx , I only posted to give you guys some additional feedback, as it seems like a lot of people have been having problems with the 15.0 update. I don’t need any specific troubleshooting help, as downgrading worked for now and we can wait a bit while you iron out some of the bugs. Thanks for the reply though and if it is helpful for your team, feel free to reach out privately and I can offer you some debug details.

Not using flatsome, but we were having problems after the upgrade too and had to downgrade to 14.9.

We kept on getting out of memory errors on every page visit, even public pages when logged out. It was maxing out at 5GB of memory before crashing and the server is reasonably specced out, so it isn’t likely to be any sort of plugin requirement issues.

Downgrading to 14.9 fixed it and we will be holding off on upgrading for a bit.

Just FYI.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by John.

This does appear to fix the issue, thanks. I think it might look better to just hide this section though, rather than show zero, until the price is ready. Then fade it in. That is the same way WooCommerce does it and was also the solution I used to fix it on our products page.

Thanks again.

I just sent you an email to the sales email on your website, I didn’t see an obvious support or contact form. It includes a link to a test product. If you need more details, please reply to the email.

Yeah just noticed this after it broke one of my sites. Opened a bug on the forums, hopefully he will fix.

All around wrong…forcing a different non-standard version of jquery is taking on the responsibility that it will not break wordpress or other plugins expecting wordpress’s version.

Plus it rather nicely breaks SSL sites.